Moncton mother Heather May has three school-aged children, one who has ADHD and dyslexia. She's concerned about how her son will get the support he needs come September.

Learning at home is not easy for some students. Four friends who met in high school here in New Brunswick decided to create a website to help out. School Saviours pairs students with a university student who can tutor them - for free. We talk to Moncton-based tutor and founder Marc-Olivier Comeau.

Michael Bryant with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is concerned about the province's plan to increase police power during a state of emergency, with its recently introduced Bill 49.

At Walker's Strawberry Farm in the Sussex area they are preparing for a bit of a different u-pick season. There will be protocols in place to keep everyone safe. We'll talk to owners Brian and Linda Walker.

The NB At Home concert series is coming to a close at the end of this month. For our music column this week, we talk to Jean Surrette, executive director of Music NB, about what these virtual concerts have meant for musicians during the pandemic.

Fishing is a popular activity for people who love to be outside. But according to Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute, there was a stark reminder this week that being careless with equipment can create real hazards for wildlife. A male Mallard swallowed a fish hook, and the story did not end well.

Mayors in the Zone 5 area, where there is a large cluster of COVID-19 cases, say they're being treated unfairly as a result of these cases and they want it to stop. Brad Mann is Chairman of the LSD for the Restigouche Region.

The news from Poley Mountain yesterday is like music to the ears of mountain bikers like John McNair. The ski hill in the Sussex area announced they've been working hard to clear and build trails for use of the site during the summer months. They'll be open later this summer to mountain bikers, hikers as well as ATV's.

Matt Hemphill with Potatoes NB says the $50 million promised to the agriculture industry by the federal government a month ago hasn't been doled out to farmers yet, and New Brunswick's billion dollar potato industry is at risk.

A Fredericton theatre festival is going digital during the COVID-19 pandemic. Annual Plain Site Theatre Fest aims to create more visibility for queer stories and artists.